On the number of non-real zeroes of a homogeneous differential polynomial and a generalization of the Laguerre inequalities

Abstract

Given a real polynomial p with only real zeroes, we find upper and lower bounds for the number of non-real zeroes of the differential polynomial F[p](z):= p(z)p''(z)-[p'(z)]2, where is a real number. We also construct a counterexample to a conjecture by B. Shapiro on the number of real zeroes of the polynomial Fn-1n[p](z) in the case when the real polynomial p of degree n has non-real zeroes. We formulate some new conjectures generalising the Hawaii conjecture.

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